Built in 1820, the charming, sunshine- yellow Samuel Garland homestead is a center-entry hip roofed Colonial. The home sits on three peaceful acres and offers something increasingly rare: authentic bones, character, and room to grow. A wood stove, a pellet stove plus an antique kitchen stove, greenhouse windows in the family room, wide pine floors & period detail throughout give this home a warmth that can't be built new. The heating system was new in 2025 and the home is fully livable with an open concept layout. What truly sets this property apart is the garage and land. Beyond the home sits an oversized two-car garage capable of holding four vehicles tandem, plus an attached one-story 28x50 barn with room for probably 5 more which is ideal for the collector, the tradesperson, or anyone who dreams of serious garage space for all their toys and hobbies. Rolling pastures and room for loads of gardens frame the property, with potential for farming, horses, or other farm animals, or simply the peace of owning three acres in the country. This is a home for someone who sees potential, who loves the charm and character of an 1820 Colonial, and who wants to make it their own. Fully livable now, endlessly improvable. (All agricultural uses would need to review town zoning ordinances for further guidance.)